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Kismet - Milk & Cookies Pattern

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    Note: PDF pattern is delivered electronically. Download instructions will be emailed to you at purchase.

    Turn a simple woven scarf or shawl into something special by adding a bit of lace to the ends in place of fringe! Experiment with different lace stitches to customize your piece.

    Notes: the single pattern includes instructions for how to sew, cut, & apply a knit edging to woven fabric.

    finished measurements

    11" wide x 88" long, including edging

    yarn

    Henry's Attic Peruvian Tweed (100% superfine alpaca; 600yds/8oz)

    1 skein color 117 (Yarn A)

    **Isager Alpaca 2 (50% alpaca, 50% wool; 270yds/50g)

    1 skein color 7s - Light Natural Brown (Yarn B)

    **Alchemy Haiku (60% mohair, 40% silk; 325yds/25g)

    1 skein Sierra (Yarn C)

    **Note: Alchemy Haiku is discontinued. Yarns B & C are worked together in this pattern (held double). We recommend substituting Shubui Silk Cloud Tweed for both these yarns (work single).

    Suggested Color Combos:

    Tweed Silk Cloud in Ash + Peruvian Tweed in 125

    Tweed Silk Cloud in Bone + Peruvian Tweed in 117 (original)

    Tweed Silk Cloud in Cove + Peruvian Tweed in 105

    Tweed Silk Cloud in Deep Water + Peruvian Tweed in 121

    Tweed Silk Cloud in Pollen + Peruvian Tweed in 136

    Tweed Silk Cloud in Tar + Peruvian Tweed in 109

     

    sett

    10 epi x 8 ppi, under tension

    equipment

    rigid heddle loom at least 12" wide

    10-dent heddle

    1 stick shuttle

    tapestry needle to weave in ends

    sewing machine

    warp length

    96" x 116 ends

    width in the heddle

    11.6"

    needles

    Two 24" US 7 (4.5mm) circular needles OR 1 40" or longer circular

    Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain gauge

    gauge

    20 sts = 4" in stockinette stitch, after blocking